#heirclass

1) Inheriting

I personally think that an Heir of Time is far more likely to appear in a session that’s already been scratched at least once, as they’re inheriting the time given to them by their ancestors in order to try and complete their session. Simply having an Heir of Time in your team would mean that you have more time before the reckoning begins than most other sessions, meaning you have plenty of time to level up and prepare for the final battle.

2) Protected by aspect

This could include the ‘inheriting’ aspect of the class as they’re being protected by their ancestors in a way (by having more time given to them). Additionally, time itself would protect this player through means of time shenanigans. So for example: if the player was trying to diffuse a bomb and there was only a few seconds left, something in the bomb would glitch giving the player a few more seconds to disarm it. In a more extreme cases (possibly more of a god tier power) time itself could simply stop until the Heir was out of harms way.

3) Becoming aspect

Before ascending to god tier the player could figuratively become time by being simply representing time as a time player but also perhaps having some sort of quest to finish before a certain deadline or else the session would atomically fail. When reaching god tier, the Heir could literally become time. This is a little harder to explain though as how would you represent time? Perhaps they sacrifice themselves thus giving their team extra time, much like their pre-scratch ancestors did?

4) Becoming ((Edit: Rhi))

One way of becoming Time is to become completely obsessed with it. Have you ever known anybody who's become so absorbed in an obsession that it's like their personality is made up of this obsession? Meet the Heir of Time. They would become so engrossed in time itself and their duties as the Time Player that it would become them and they could focus on nothing else.

Of course the Heir would be able to travel through time like most time players. Having an Heir of Time in your session is definitely a thing you want if you want to have a longer session with more time to enjoy your worlds and prepare for the reckoning.

Works well with: Knight of Time, Sylph of Doom, Rogue of Light

Works poorly with: Prince and Bards of Time and Doom

1) Protected by aspect

Heir’s aspects appear to intuitively protect them and the Heir of Space is no exception. This protection could manifest in more subtle ways, for example: If the player was about to fall and end up being impaled, the object could be moved by ‘space’ out of the way to prevent the Heir from coming to harm. A less subtle way could be a tear is space opening up and redirecting an attack, without the Heir’s command. Space itself is the guardian of this class, meaning almost anything that inhabits the physical realm could become their aegis.

2) Offence

The Heir class has been shown capable of weaponising their aspect meaning the Heir of Space would have the powers of their expansive domain at their disposal. They could levitate objects despite their weight and propel them at high speeds towards their foes and control gravity to leave their foes helpless. However many of the more powerful space abilities would be inaccessible to the Heir as they have sacrificed some of their offensive power in exchange for excellent protection from their aspect. They are still a force to be reckoned with however and should not be taken lightly.

3) Becoming their aspect

A powerful god tier Heir can literally become their aspect, taking on its physical form and gaining its strengths. For a space player this would mean becoming as intangible as space itself, manifesting as a gaseous nebula full of constellations and planets. The Heir would be virtually untouchable in this state and susceptible to only the most powerful attacks, however it’s likely until they reached their highest level they wouldn’t be able to sustain this for too long.  

The Heir of Space is an excellent defensive class that is watched over by the very fabric of our material plane. While they do have powerful offensive abilities their defence is where they truly shine and would be an excellent frog breeder.

Works well with: Witch of Time, Seer of Mind, Maid of Light

Works poorly with: Prince of Space, Thief of Mind, Bard of Doom

Heir of Heart

Requested by justcisleague.

I’ve started this one loads of times, but never really got very far with it. All that’s about to change! Also, I’m surprised at how much I had for this. I hadn’t expected it to be that interesting but actually there’s a lot to consider.

1) Inheriting

Inheriting courage, soul, inspiration and everything else from the Heart aspect could work in several ways. For one, should the player be a troll, they could inherit these things from their ancestor. If their ancestor was particularly courageous or soulful, your troll could call on them in a time of need and inherit these traits, or gain inspiration from them. If your Heir is a human then it could be inherited from their parent/guardian/another important figure in their life. Inheriting this could give them the gut to do something terrible, or the heroism to do something brilliant, so this could work either way.

2) Inheriting using

This might mean that inheriting something from another might need gall. Perhaps they need to complete a task or they need a certain situation for the inheritance of something to happen. In this case, he probably would be able to call on his Aspect to help him gain the courage to do it. This would be a personal thing, and this would help the Heir himself, rather than affecting anybody else.

3) Soul

Inheriting the soul of an ancestor/parent/guardian/whatever may mean taking on parts of their soul. Depending on how you define ‘soul’, this could mean quite different things. I will use ‘soul’ to mean a person’s being and what makes them who they are. Inheriting this from a/p/g/w could mean that the Heir will start becoming more like them and will begin to take on their traits and being. Depending on what kind of person they are, and what their a/p/g/w is, this could mean very different things. A lovely person could become horrible, a bad person could become good, a terrible person could become worse. It really depends.

4) Becoming

Becoming courage and soul could mean encouraging it in others to the extent that they start to associate you with it, and you begin to become a representative for it to them. That was badly worded, I know, but I love this theory so stick with it. Similarly to an Heir of Hope, who becomes a beacon of hope to others, the Heir of Heart will become a beacon of inspiration and soul. They could be a person’s reason to keep fighting, and inspire and encourage them to be brave and do their best.